Take just one lesson a week
This course has been designed to be taken one week at a time at a minimum. You should watch one lesson, follow through on the weekly assignment, and then come back one week later for the next lesson.

Your guided path · 11 weeks · Open access
On this page, you will find links to the full ten-lesson course. Be sure to follow the instructions, however, before delving in. And please take a moment to support the important non-profit causes that I have identified below.
Start the Free CourseOperating principles
This course has been designed to be taken one week at a time at a minimum. You should watch one lesson, follow through on the weekly assignment, and then come back one week later for the next lesson.
I know many of you are impatient and will want to watch all the videos upfront. DO NOT DO THIS as you will get barraged with content and will not actually build the muscle you need.
I am, by design, not providing notes for each video lesson. You should take active notes during each session. This will really help you digest and absorb the material and make it truly your own.
Finally, please share this course with anyone whom you think will benefit.
The complete curriculum
A deep dive into the three-part talent framework that underpins the entire course.
Take the lessonAttacking your job from the CEO's vantage point
Take the lessonBuilding skills before you actually need them
Take the lessonMastering self-driven urgency
Take the lessonMastering inquiry vs. advocacy
Take the lessonDriving change across multiple stakeholders
Take the lessonFraming for impact and clarity, and then delivering it
Take the lessonUp, across, and down communication
Take the lessonMastering divergent thinking
Take the lessonProactive self-reviews and critiques
Take the lessonBuilding your extended network
Take the lessonPay it forward
This course is provided completely free of charge to you. It’s my gift to help you on your personal career journey. In exchange, I simply ask (if you have the means) that you help support one of the non-profits listed below.

All of these organizations help underprivileged youth in their difficult transition into college and then the working world.
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Given the recent tragic events in Ukraine, almost a half-a-million children are now in a refugee state. Save the Children is trying to help mitigate some of the pain of this disaster, including attempting to bridge the educational gap that is created in a time of war.
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